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Otx genes are required for tissue specification in the developing eye
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Development
Development (2001) 128 (11): 2019–2030.
Published: 1 June 2001
... for the normal development of the eye. Thus, all Otx1 −/− ; Otx2 +/− and 30% of Otx1 +/− ; Otx2 +/− genotypes presented consistent and profound ocular malformation, including lens, pigment epithelium, neural retina and optic stalk defects. During embryonic development, optic vesicle infolding was severely...
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Basic fibroblast growth factor induces retinal pigment epithelium to generate neural retina in vitro
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Development
Development (1991) 113 (2): 577–588.
Published: 1 October 1991
...C. Pittack; M. Jones; T. A. Reh ABSTRACT During embryogenesis, the cells of the eye primordium are initially capable of giving rise to either neural retina or pigmented epithelium (PE), but become restricted to one of these potential cell fates. However, following surgical removal of the retina...
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Antisera to basal lamina and glial endfeet disturb the normal extension of axons on retina and pigment epithelium basal laminae
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Development
Development (1989) 107 (2): 281–297.
Published: 1 October 1989
...Willi Halfter ABSTRACT In order to determine the role of the extracellular matrix in regulating the directed growth of embryonic neurites, antisera to retina (a-RBL I and II), to pigment epithelium (a-PBL) and to glomerular (a-GBL) basal lamina were probed for an effect on the ordered extension...
